Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1
Replacement and Resiliency Project
1060 North Paving
On Monday, Oct. 5, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., crews will place the first layer of roadway pavement on 1060 North (see map below). Traffic will be reduced to a single lane with flaggers directing one-way traffic through the work zone.
What to Expect
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No street parking is permitted in the work area.
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During this time, there will be periods of short-term driveway closures on 1060 North. Residents along this segment of road should park in the temporary parking lot if their vehicles are needed during this time.
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Sidewalks will remain open. Please wait until paving is complete before crossing the roadway on foot and follow all crew directions and posted signage.
Additional paving will take place throughout the project area through spring 2027.
Neighborhood Restoration
CONCRETE RESTORATION IN SECTION THREE
As early as Tuesday, Oct. 6, the Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1 (AA-1) project team will begin concrete work along Somerset Drive. To allow crews to safely complete this work, residents are encouraged to use alternate routes to avoid the active construction zone (see map below).
What Should I Expect?
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Active work on Somerset Drive between 1120 North and 1060 North during work hours (Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
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If you received a separate driveway closure notice, your driveway will remain inaccessible outside of regular work hours or for multiple days during preparation, concrete placement, and curing.
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Following concrete restoration, trees, grass, and other landscaping within the park strip that may have been removed or damaged during the project will be restored by a professional landscaping company.
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Please review the following restoration resources for additional information:
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1450 EAST & 1060 NORTH INTERSECTION CLOSURE
As early as Monday, Sept. 28, crews will begin concrete restoration at the intersection of 1450 East and 1060 North (see map below). This intersection will be closed while crews remove existing materials, prepare, pour new concrete, and allow the concrete to cure.
After concrete is poured, this closure will remain in place while the concrete cures and becomes able to safely support vehicles. The length of the closure will depend on the sequence of work and curing requirements.
Scheduled Home Services
If work is taking place near your home and you have a scheduled service, delivery or contractor visit, please contact the project team in advance with the anticipated date and time. We can help coordinate with the project team to confirm how the service provider can safely access your home.
Please share all access instructions with the service provider before they arrive, including where they may park and any road, driveway or work-zone restrictions currently in place. Advance coordination will help prevent service delays and keep residents, service providers and crews safe.
Vehicle Usage on Sidewalks
Due to the hazards associated with operating personal golf carts or other compact vehicles in an active construction zone, the use of these vehicles in the work zone is strongly discouraged. Residents should utilize the on-demand shuttle service to travel through the area. Shuttle drivers are safety-certified and specifically trained to operate within the construction zone.
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Individuals who choose to operate personal golf carts or compact vehicles within the construction zone do so at their own risk.
Trail Access
For your safety, the trails in this area have been temporarily rerouted to accommodate construction activities for the Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1 project. Please use the updated route shown on the map below and stay alert for construction vehicles and equipment crossing or operating near the trail.
Mailbox Impacts
As part of this project, crews removed mailboxes that inhibited construction activities along 1060 North. The project team has made every effort to carefully remove and preserve each mailbox; however, some damage is expected due to the nature of the work.​
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Mailboxes will be stored off-site until late 2026, when they will be reinstalled as part of the neighborhood and park strip restoration.
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Before reinstallation in late 2026, the project team will coordinate directly with each homeowner to determine the most appropriate replacement or restoration plan based on the condition of the original mailbox. If a mailbox is damaged beyond repair during removal, our team will provide any salvaged pieces upon request.
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